BEER FESTIVAL
Hand Crafted Tasting Co. is at it again with their Spring Seasonal installment of the NYC Craft Beer Festival. This season’s brew showcase, held on March 30th, is focused on American craft breweries and their spring released libations. Held at the historic 69th Regiment Armory on Lexington Avenue, the main-drill floor will be a ‘hop’ bed of seasonal tastings, brewer information, great eats, and more. With 75 American breweries slotted to participate there will be over 150 beers to sample from, so matter your beer preference you’ll be sure to find a beer you’ll love.
Tis’ the season for brew—plentiful amounts of the frothy ambrosia overflowing! Beer fest season is in full swing, with the American Craft Beer Fest occurring this past Saturday, the Spring Craft Beer Fest happening in the wilds of Long Island on the 10th, as well as a slew of other tastings occurring throughout the month. Perhaps it’s the impending tempest of emerald debauchery known as “St.Patty’s Day” drawing brewers like moths to the flame. Whatever the case may be, celebration is in order!
On Saturday, December 10th, Get Real NY will bring together 8 of the city's finest beer bars for Beer Bar Fest NYC. So instead of running all over town, you can keep yourself settled and delight in the fine bite and brews. To keep up with this popular trend of pairing food and beer, beer bars have been amping up their food menus to mirror the artsanal qualities of craft beer.
Over two sessions (1-4pm and 7-10pm), participants can savor Rattle n Hum's house ground sea scallops, tiger shrimp and cod fish on a toasted brioche bun while sipping Stillwater Stateside Saison, a Belgian-style ale from Baltimore. Or partake in The Bronx Ale House's braised short rib chili with the recently debuted Bronx Brewery's Pale Ale.
It’s entirely possible that you just didn’t drink enough beer this summer.
Or last weekend. Or, ever.
Fear not, brew-friends. The 2011 Newton Beerfest is back quench your thirst. The September 24th event will feature over 50 different brews during throughout the day as well as some snacks to soak up the booze. General admissions tickets ($40) will provide access to the festivities from 2:00-5:30pm and a souvenir mug for sampling the available ale.
Every year in March, the Atlantic City convention center opens its doors to thousands of beer enthusiast and brewers. The "Celebration of the Suds," as it's known, is split into three sessions; the first two take place on March 20, and the third on Sunday the 21st.
So what exactly is the Celebration of the Suds? Part party and part convention, the Celebration of the Suds is a beer drinker's dream. Each year hundreds of beer distributors and brewers set up booths and pour cold, delicious beer for the masses. Sponsored by hop heavyweights Samuel Adams & Michelob, the convention offers a plethora of
beers of all tastes, types, and textures. Attendees can expect to sample beers from places as far away as Japan and as close to home as Pennsylvania's own Victory
Brewing company. Sampling beers from around the world not only gets you buzzin', but allows drinkers to expand their tastebuds beyond just Coors and Miller lite. In addition to its unique beer selections the convention offers also offers food and entertainment.















